Brainwriting Pool

As a creativity technique, the brainwriting pool belongs to the large group of brainwriting techniques. Brainwriting is particularly suitable for exploring and illuminating problems and their subject environment and generating ideas and collections of material for this purpose.

As with other brainwriting techniques, for example Brainwriting, 6-3-5 method, or map technique, ideas are written down in a group session and then shared among participants to further develop and improve these ideas as appropriate.

Creation of spontaneous collections of material, especially for less structured topics, can be created quickly. But this method is also suitable for creative services in advertising and journalism. The focus should be on problems and issues of lower to medium complexity.

Advantages
– The meetings are usually very lively.
– Putting ideas in writing encourages improvement by other participants.
– Documentation of the idea generation is immediately available.
– Even quieter participants are well engaged.

Hot pursuit
– Somewhat increased evaluation effort, as there may be several ideas and sub-ideas on the cards.

The brainwriting pool, as a creative technique, belongs to the large group of brainwriting techniques. Brainwriting is especially suitable to explore problems and their topic environment and to illuminate and to generate ideas and collections of material for this purpose.

In terms of digital transformation projects, the method performs very well, as we typically see a high number of many ad hoc idea inventions in the projects. For these AdHoc idea inventions it is perfectly suitable since it has a function guarantee for inexperienced teams and is compatible with any type of problem . Moreover, it needs only a very short explanation time.

As with other brainwriting techniques, for example, brainwriting, 6-3-5 method, or map technique, ideas are written down in a group session and then shared among participants to further develop and improve these ideas as appropriate.

Creation of spontaneous collections of material, especially with little structured topics, can be created quickly. In focus should have problems and issues of lower to moderate complexity .

Advantages:

– The meetings are usually very lively.

– Putting ideas in writing encourages improvement by other participants.

– Documentation of the idea generation is immediately available.

– Even quieter participants are well engaged.

Hot pursuit:

– Somewhat increased evaluation effort, as there may be several ideas and sub-ideas on the cards.